*Buff Orpington Thread!*

[CuzChickens]

Anybody know what a buff orp welsummer cross will make?

 

[henmania]

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  She's beautiful! LOL, love the expression on her face - you were disturbing her!

Lol thanks. Yeh she's a feisty one.

 

[henmania]

My BO's are going as Chickens of the Sea for Halloween. Here's Peaches in her shark costume.

That's too cool

 

[kadavis08]

This is FANTASTIC!

 

[CuzChickens]

I just love how it looks like the shark ate her.....but then it exploded. Lol

 

[TheSpiceGirls]

Peaches looks teed-off!!!

Too cute!!

HA HA. She always looks that way. She has a very intense stare. She's super sweet.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

This is FANTASTIC!

Welcome to BYC and the Buff Orpington thread!

Would love to see photos of your Buff's or tell us about them

 

[bit o poultry19]

My English buff cock

And my English buff mottled cockerel who was so kindly sold back to me along with a variety of mixed pullets.

And here he is when he was younger

 

[Wyorp Rock]

My English buff cock


And my English buff mottled cockerel who was so kindly sold back to me along with a variety of mixed pullets.






And here he is when he was younger

Handsome fellas! The mottled is unique, glad you were able to get him back

 

[microchick]

Anybody know what a buff orp welsummer cross will make?

Yep, sure do. Here are my Buff O Welly boys wen they were about 12 weeks old:


I have 5 of these boys. They are sweet natured and big. I need to get some adult pictures of them but they have the most beautiful copper and gold feathers with the traditional Welsummer blue/green sickle tail feather.



These are two pullets, also Welsummer/Buff O crosses. Also very sweet natured. They have some very faint penciling on their back feathers and once again their body feathers are different shades of gold/copper and their tails blue green. I have three of these girls. The one that is laying, is laying 5 medium brown eggs a week for me.

I have two Welsummer roosters who keep very busy in the spring and summer. LOL! I'm anxious to see what colored chicks the crosses produce.